Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
This is actually not wrong... lmao.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
It was turning Earth's gravity and atmosphere into Krypton's via adding more mass to the Earth meaning the beam itself would need to pump mass waaaaay more than Earth's mass in order for that to happen. Based off of RL science, this feat should be around multi-planetary level.
...this puts Thor's ring feat to shame.
LOL, anyways good catch. Nice wank material.
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
This is actually not wrong... lmao.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
It was turning Earth's gravity and atmosphere into Krypton's via adding more mass to the Earth meaning the beam itself would need to pump mass waaaaay more than Earth's mass in order for that to happen. Based off of RL science, this feat should be around multi-planetary level.
...this puts Thor's ring feat to shame.
LOL, anyways good catch. Nice wank material.
Extreme lowball. It was increasing Earth's mass enough to multiply gravity by 100s. So World Engine at least weights 600.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 (6x10^26 kg). It was falling at mach 25 and at this mass no way is it slowing down so the impact is at least 2.2x10^34J or about 100 times the energy needed to destroy Earth completely. He lifted the WE with a bullrush too. Due to conservation of momentum if we say WE moved up at 30 m/s (lowball) then Superman had to have a relativistic mass of 6x10^19 kg and a kinetic energy of 5.4x10^36J or enough to destroy some of the largest planet in the universe, in one hit, while weakened.
Stronger than a planet indeed.
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
This is actually not wrong... lmao.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
It was turning Earth's gravity and atmosphere into Krypton's via adding more mass to the Earth meaning the beam itself would need to pump mass waaaaay more than Earth's mass. This is legit better than Thor's ring feat by light-years.
LOL good catch. Nice wank material.
Sorry but this is wank now. The fact it is increasing Earth's mass this has nothing in common at all. It is slowly doing it, u need more time. Intensity matters, also Superman took fration of it. The fact he destroy that Source machine so what ? This is just mechanism which regulates it. It is impressive but nothing else. Also we don't know how much mass were aiding those machines.
@nwname: It's rather obvious that the Earth wasn't destroyed due to plot-induced-stupidity, or else the movie would've ended right there and then.
@nwname: It's rather obvious that the Earth wasn't destroyed due to plot-induced-stupidity, or else the movie would've ended right there and then.
Wouldn't the process have wiped humanity off the surface of the Earth? Surface wiping at bare minimum imo
@nwname: It's rather obvious that the Earth wasn't destroyed due to plot-induced-stupidity, or else the movie would've ended right there and then.
Wouldn't the process have wiped humanity off the surface of the Earth? Surface wiping at bare minimum imo
Lowball. TBH.
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
lol, another something to keep saltlord envious
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
lol, another something to keep saltlord envious
Bump: Here is a fun fact about the WE beam:
When it came to exploding Krypton, Dan Lemmon and I had long discussions about how it might look different from other planetary explosions. Fed by lines in the script about what the Kryptonians were doing to their planet’s core, we decided that the planet should basically give birth to a failed star. In an effort to ignite their core to provide a new energy source, the Kryptonians compacted the matter at the center of their planet. We thought maybe they were using one of their terraforming machines — a World Engine as seen in the Indian Ocean at the end of the movie — and the result of this process was the collapse of all of the layers of their planet. Beams of energy cut through the crust, shooting towards space as the star at the center radiated outward. Cutting to space to see the planet-wide results, you can see the layers collapse around the bright areas of the planet until it explodes but settles immediately into a debris field held in place by the neutron star at the center. That star is the glow at the center of all of the rocks and dust. That is what Zod and his team see when they awake in the Black Zero after being shunted out of the Phantom Zone by the broken generator.
Source: https://www.artofvfx.com/man-of-steel-john-dj-desjardin-production-vfx-supervisor/
Apparently several of them wiped out Krypton and turned its core into a neutron star. Lmfao.
Edit: Overpowering the WE beam and destroying the machine itself that tanked a small mountain busting shockwave is underrated, tbh.
Superman's BY FAR most underrated feat is him withstanding the gravity beam of the world engine. We've seen that this machine is able reshape the entire planet. We are TOLD that the engine uses gravity and that it in fact influences the whole planet, terraforming it.
"It's some kind of gravity weapon, (...) somehow they are increasing earth's mass (...) modifying earth's atmosphere and topography"
To influence ANYHOW (much less reshape...) an object of a certain size, you need at least 0.1% or 1/1000 mass of the object. That's in a vacuum with no other conditions present.
In other words, for this to make any sense in our RL physics, that gravity beam has to be BARE MINIMUM 0.1% of the earth's mass, otherwise the earth would not even feel it at all.
This rounds up to 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 kg. Cut off 3 zero's (0.1%), and Sups was able to withstand the weight of 6,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000 kg, or 6 quintillion tons. And he wasn't just tanking that kind of gravity, he STOOD UP in it, which means he can at the very least LEG PRESS IT and than overcame it with flight.
That is a comic book worthy feat. Based on this, DCEU Superman would be able to move around planets if he wanted to.
lol, another something to keep saltlord envious
Bump: Here is a fun fact about the WE beam:
When it came to exploding Krypton, Dan Lemmon and I had long discussions about how it might look different from other planetary explosions. Fed by lines in the script about what the Kryptonians were doing to their planet’s core, we decided that the planet should basically give birth to a failed star. In an effort to ignite their core to provide a new energy source, the Kryptonians compacted the matter at the center of their planet. We thought maybe they were using one of their terraforming machines — a World Engine as seen in the Indian Ocean at the end of the movie — and the result of this process was the collapse of all of the layers of their planet. Beams of energy cut through the crust, shooting towards space as the star at the center radiated outward. Cutting to space to see the planet-wide results, you can see the layers collapse around the bright areas of the planet until it explodes but settles immediately into a debris field held in place by the neutron star at the center. That star is the glow at the center of all of the rocks and dust. That is what Zod and his team see when they awake in the Black Zero after being shunted out of the Phantom Zone by the broken generator.
Source: https://www.artofvfx.com/man-of-steel-john-dj-desjardin-production-vfx-supervisor/
Apparently several of them wiped out Krypton and turned its core into a neutron star. Lmfao.
Edit: Overpowering the WE beam and destroying the machine itself that tanked a small mountain busting shockwave is underrated, tbh.
Oh yes... When DCEU saltlords are so desperated to hype up their characters they use instantly they use some producers statements or their inspirations or ideologies . Despite even producers were assuming and theorethising ( what is not confirmation ) nothing implies it. VFX or producer talks are no canon.
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